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  • Good Vibrations

    Good Vibrations

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    The life of Terri Hooley, famed for discovering The Undertones, comes to the big screen in this BBC Films biopic.

  • Red Dwarf returns and it’s back on form

    Red Dwarf returns and it’s back on form

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    Red Dwarf X sees Chris Barrie, Craig Charles, Danny John-Jules and Robert Llewellyn are back aboard ship and in great form.

  • From recordable Freeview to YouView in a decade

    From recordable Freeview to YouView in a decade

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    10 years after Pace released the first Freeview recorder, YouView is revolutionising digital TV again.

  • Sky is the UK’s favourite TV, broadband and home phone provider

    Sky is the UK’s favourite TV, broadband and home phone provider

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    Sky has overtaken its competitors to be named the UK’s most popular TV, broadband & home phone package provider.

  • Video: How BT power the UK Marine & Coastguard Agency

    Video: How BT power the UK Marine & Coastguard Agency

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    Most of us think our phone and broadband services are essential, but this BT video demonstrates just how vital a robust communications backbone is to the UK’s Marine & Coastguard Agency: Sponsored content

  • Apple apologises for poor Maps app

    Apple apologises for poor Maps app

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    Apple CEO Tim Book has apologised to users unhappy with the firm’s new Maps app for the iPad and iPhone. The company historically used Google Maps on the devices, but with the arrival of iOS 6, the latest version of is mobile operating system, introduced a new Apple-created app. Users have since complained that the…